Brady has the right kind of mobility to avoid some pass rushers (pocket awareness, a good first step, etc.). He's just not a running QB. And he won't outrun a pass rusher. But he can occasionally generate some missed tackles with a timely dodge. And yet, he's always been a LOT better runner than Bledsoe ever was. Bledsoe always looked incredibly clumsy when he tried to run. Brady doesn't look clumsy, he's just kinda slow.
Also crazy to think if another team drafted Brady he might have never seen the field. A lot of 6th rounders don’t even make the final roster let alone start as QB. It’s likely another team would have seen him as just another 3rd string
Not really, the patriots knew exactly what they were getting..The son of a billionaire who would help them manipulate the NFL cap..Why do you think they got rid of Bledsoe so fast? The patriots had just locked him into the biggest contract in NFL history because Kraft wanted to look cool and make head lines being a new owner...Bill came in and was like your idiot,why did you pay him so much,it will kill us in the cap.
This is why I love sports. Who would have ever guessed draft pick 199 would become the greatest qb of all time, change an entire franchise and still be playing at an elite level in 2022
Lol at all these comments joking. To give it to you straight, he is STILL playing and is currently the 2nd best quarterback in the league, right behind Nathan Peterman
Cmon guys. Quit lying to Danny. Danny, here's the truth. Tom turned transgender and renamed himself Tammy Brady. He met Bruce Jenner, who also turned transgender, they got married and adopted two kids. They now live happily in San Fran California. That's the truth.
Thats not hard. American TV is awful, you lot would put a commercial break within a commercial break if you could. Im surprised the commissioner doesn't pause for a commercial when announcing the 1st pick!
*April 16, 2000* : New England Patriots draft QB Tom Brady in the 6th round... #199 overall. Making Tom Brady the #4 QB on the Patriots depth chart behind Drew Bledsoe, Michael Bishop, and John Friesz. *December 24, 2000* : New England loses to the Miami Dolphins 24-27. Ending their season with a 5-11 record. *March 8, 2001* : Patriots sign QB Drew Bledsoe to a 10-year $103 Million Dollar deal. *September 9, 2001* : The Patriots open up their 2001 season with a loss in Cincinnati 17-23. Tom Brady is now #2 QB on the Patriots depth chart... behind Drew Bledsoe but in front of Michael Bishop and Damon Huard. *September 11, 2001* : Terrorists attack America. All Week 2 NFL games postponed. *September 23, 2001* : The NFL resumes play and the New York Jets visit Foxboro Stadium. - On 3rd and 10 with 5:11 remaining in the game... Drew Bledsoe attempted running for a 1st down and was hit hard by Jets LB Mo Lewis and Shaun Ellis but was 1 yard short. - With 3:36 remaining.... The Patriots get the ball back and Drew Bledsoe comes back out for the next series. With good field position the Patriots ran 2 run plays for 8 yards. suffered a false start penalty then turned the ball over when Bledsoe hit FB Marc Edwards with a quick shovel pass but then promptly fumbled the football. A coach's challenge by Belichick but the ruling on the field would stand. Jets take over. - With 2:16 remaining.... The Patriots would get the ball back but this time.... Drew Bledsoe remained on the sideline. Michigan alum Tom Brady came out onto the field.... and a legend was born. **Fun Fact**: This is also the same game where the Patriots had the Tuck Rule called against them. Foreshadowing for the future. *November 23, 2001* : Coach Bill Belichick announces to the media that Tom Brady will remain starter for the 2001 season even with Drew Bledsoe now back healthy. Just 6 1/2 months after signing his new contract and Tom Brady only making $300,000/year. Drew Bledsoe is PISSED about being benched and sharing his frustration about the situation publicly with the media. *February 3, 2002* : The New England Patriots beat the St. Louis Rams in Super Bowl 36. *February 6, 2002* : Boston holds a Super Bowl parade for their team. Noticeably missing from the parade is QB Drew Bledsoe who did not make the trip. *April 22, 2002* : The New England Patriots trade 30 year old 3x Pro Bowler and 9 year veteran Drew Bledsoe to the Buffalo Bills for the Bills' 2003 1st Round Draft Pick. (This pick would result in the #14 overall pick in 2003 draft. Patriots traded this pick and their 6th rd pick that year to move up 1 spot to #13 and select DE Ty Warren). The rest is history.
@@philliphorst621 No problem. Most ppl know TB12 took over for Drew Bledsoe after the Mo Lewis hit.... but most ppl dont know that Bledsoe actually came back in for another series after the hit.
The Greatest Quarterback to ever do it. An inspiration, and a legend that will stay in the history books forever. Thank you TB12 for the past 23 years of memories. Even if some of them were painful, football has been changed for the better. A man who never quit. Won 7 Super Bowls, was a 15 time Pro Bowler, 3 time All Pro, 3 time MVP winner, won Comeback player of the Year, made 2 All Decade Teams, and threw for the most touchdowns, most passing yards, and has the most wins as a quarterback. All while being pick 199. An inspiration in Foxboro, Tampa Bay, and a whole bunch of other places. Legendary forever...so long, Tom Brady.
What an absolutely fabulous hard working employee Tom Brady is. Winning Employee of the Year 7 times and runner up employee 3 times. This shit ain't made up.
Brady is the single greatest proof that 40 time can mean virtually nothing in regard to a Qb’s elusiveness, pocket awareness, and overall ability to avoid the rush. Romo said that Brady is the best of all time at seeing/avoiding/slipping defenders while keeping his eyes downfield to find receivers. In all my years watching football, I think Romo is right.
That's all great, but you need to realize that the Patriots is the greatest organization of our era today and that they have consistently put out some of the best offensive line men each year. The statistics are all there if you want to fact check me. Brady's OL is slept on and people forget that a QB is only as good as his protection.
So much more than that, or any physical metric, is competitiveness aka "heart" and football I.Q. Brady is off the charts in all of those categories. You'd think teams would learn something, but teams are always still just drafting the freak athlete because of "the potential" and it hardly ever works out.
@@G5Nvm yes it cannot be understated, Brady has benefited immensely from his coach and organization. He has always had an elite offensive line, a rushing attack that is good enough when it needs to be and a defense that's the same way. But you also can't deny how pretty of a ball he throws, how unflappable he is, how driven he is, and how massive his kahonies are. Brady has always been on another level. I often think what would have happened if, say, my Detroit Lions drafted Brady, how different would his career be? Would he be a winner? Would he have turned around a horrible franchise, or would he have gotten demolished behind no protection or saddled with coaches too inept to even start him? If only we could invent an alternate reality device to playout the simulation haha..
@@SkinBoy04 That's very generous of you to say that, but odds are this "Brady" kids won't even get 1 ring. Oh well, who knows? Maybe your prediction will come true.
Pretty late to this comment, but you've got it the wrong way around; Gideon was the player taken right AFTER Brady at pick 200. Pick 198, the actual player taken before him, was St. Louis Rams safety Matt Bowen from Iowa (who, as it so happens, got his first career interception off of Brady in 2002 as a member of the Packers).
I grew up as a Brady hater as a kid, but I completely changed my perspective now as an adult. The man worked his ass off to become the GOAT that he is now & he took massive, massive pay cuts to help his team win SBs. I feel the same way about Brady now than I do about Dirk... Didn't appreciate them in their primes, but admired & cherished them when they retired (Well, Brady is still playing). When Brady eventually retires, I'll most likely will be appreciate him more than I do now, but I'm giving the man his flowers while he's still playing. His work ethic & selflessness is definitely things to admire.
Same, I grew up a resentful Miami fan who hated Brady because the Dolphins suck. Now that he’s in Tampa I can really appreciate how good he is and root for him from a distance.
Honestly the assessment was quite positive. They highlighted his lack of mobulitiy which was true, he just was able to overcome with the intangibles they highlighted.
If he wasn’t picked at 199 on 6th round! We’ve never heard of Tom Brady today! His late draft was his CAREER MOTIVATION to prove to everyone and to himself!
I think he would have been pretty damn good no matter where he was drafted. But the chip on his shoulder from dropping that far, plus teaming up with Belichik, sue didn’t hurt.
There are players in the league right now who weren't even born when this happened. Thank you for the memories, Tom. (At least if it's for real this time, a part of me wants to wait a little bit more lmao)
What a waste of a pick, like c’mon patriots. It’s not like he’s gonna lead you guys to 9 super Bowls & 6 Super Bowl wins before going to the buccaneers, winning another superbowl and retiring as the ALL-TIME goat of American gridiron football.
They picked Spergon Wynn with a competition rating of 50%.. at Texas State Bobcats over Brady who had better numbers (60%) and vs wayyy better competition, not to mention clutched big games
He will later on be kicked out after his 2nd year of backup QB and begin to work at a car dealership for 20 years and be named employee of the year 6 times and retire as the greatest car salesman of all time
Well, Dan Marino proved that you don’t need great wheels to have good footwork. I’d be more curious about how a QB uses his feet more so than his 40 yard time.
There’s gotta be atleast 1 guy out there who legitimately thought “this guy is gonna be a top 3 QB after he finishes his career, how the hell did he fall to the 6th round”
It was Dick Rehbein. He was a former QB coach with NE at the time and was the one really pushing them to draft him. Sadly he passed away a couple years later, but deserves a lot of the credit for spotting the talent of Brady.
In 2000 draft, 254 players in total were selected in 7 rounds. Tom Brady was 199 in the 6th round. 19 years later he is still playing and he has won 5 Super Bowls heading into his 9th. His longevity, determination and success is inspiring.
There a a few things I can’t ever wrap my head around. What’s beyond the edge of the universe, what happened before the Big Bang and how in the hell a man that was selected in the 6th round went on to win 6 super bowl titles and 9 Super Bowl appearances and will go down as the greatest nfl player of all time and one of the greatest athletes ever. Ima giants fan btw.
@@s.t.santos5928 That's too cruel, besides I'm sure he'll get some playing time, maybe even start a few games if someone gets injured for some reason. I can see him latching onto few teams.
They mentioned the Michigan qbs that were in the NFL and Michigan had a great string of starting QBs who went on to the NFL in some capacity. Every starter from 1992 to 2007 (Grbac, Collins, Dreisbach, Griese, Brady, Henson, Navarre, Henne, Mallett) made an NFL roster multiple years. All of them except Dreisbach had pretty significant NFL careers - shame that injuries in both college and the NFL derailed Dreisbach.
That's so interesting that Michael Bishop was mentioned. He ended up coming north to play in the CFL. I remember him being less than impressive for the Roughriders behind center
Finally I found the video lol
Enjoy!! Thanks for watching. I think i was the only one with a VCR that recorded this. I was waiting on a friend to get drafted. It never happened :(
Braden Moore lol
Braden Moore BTW Brady was selected 199th not 198th.
Thanks lol I'll update the title, thanks for the view!!
@@emerygm thank you for uploading this
Lack of mobility is right. I bet this dude couldn’t run for 1000 yards if he played 18 years.
😂
That was good
Funny
It ONLY took him 18 years to hit 1,000 yards rushing... It took Cam Newton 1 and 1/2 seasons to hit 1,000 yards. lol!
Brady has the right kind of mobility to avoid some pass rushers (pocket awareness, a good first step, etc.). He's just not a running QB. And he won't outrun a pass rusher. But he can occasionally generate some missed tackles with a timely dodge. And yet, he's always been a LOT better runner than Bledsoe ever was. Bledsoe always looked incredibly clumsy when he tried to run. Brady doesn't look clumsy, he's just kinda slow.
He will get cut after preseason. Poor guy. He never stood a chance in the NFL.
He has a chance at 3rd string... if he gets lucky then a backup
OMG BRO 😂 as a patriot fan, i understand the joke
EL MEXICANO good job, you understood a joke
People thought he would do good after draft, underperformed really
@@user-vx2fw7qe1n He a great employee and successful. He won employee of the month 6 times in 20 years at ..... Busch gardens.
"Can he do that at the pro level?"
7 Super Bowl Championships later......
Darryl Woodbury I guess not
I think the 18-1 gets over looked, granted we didnt finish the job but it will never be another undefeated team
Slim Dot
We're going undefeated this season and winning the superbowl.
******
1,000 career rushing yards. Stats don't lie.
Changed the Patriots entire franchise, ONE draft pick late in the draft, and the rest is history …
And Mo Lewis almost killing Drew Bledsoe in 2001
@@Dalton1294 … That didn’t hurt either … :)
Also crazy to think if another team drafted Brady he might have never seen the field. A lot of 6th rounders don’t even make the final roster let alone start as QB. It’s likely another team would have seen him as just another 3rd string
@@justinthomas2334 … Possible, but I think at some point his talent couldn’t be ignored, he would have won a starting job somewhere eventually ..
Not really, the patriots knew exactly what they were getting..The son of a billionaire who would help them manipulate the NFL cap..Why do you think they got rid of Bledsoe so fast?
The patriots had just locked him into the biggest contract in NFL history because Kraft wanted to look cool and make head lines being a new owner...Bill came in and was like your idiot,why did you pay him so much,it will kill us in the cap.
Dude looks like a bust to me. Honestly he'd have to win like 5 super bowls to prove me wrong.
EDIT: 6*
EDIT 2022: 7 and then retire as the GOAT
For me this guy needs to throw 50 TD's in a season and maybe throw 5 in a quarter to prove me wrong
This guy needs to have a season where he only throws 4 interceptions, 8 ints, 2 ints, and 7 ints, to prove he's not a bust to me 😂😂😂
Have we got a surprise for you!
LMAO
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 5 Superbowl rings isnt enough.. he needs to win 6 to prove me he is the goat
This is why I love sports. Who would have ever guessed draft pick 199 would become the greatest qb of all time, change an entire franchise and still be playing at an elite level in 2022
@Bread And Circuses I smell jealouuuuus.
@breadandcircuses8127🤓
@breadandcircuses8127it’s not the WWE bro 😂😂😂
@breadandcircuses8127😂😂😂😂🤡
He’s not gonna play a game in the NBA.
Fr g league looking ass
well you're not wrong
you never know
MJ went to the MLB
He had no chance. Tom Brady was no Charlie Ward.
Beetle Juice and he still hasn’t to this day. Good Call
I just woke up from a 18 year coma. Can someone tell me how this 6th round draft pick's career turned out?
Danny Han he’s been outta the league for years he started 3 games in 2001 and played horrible then he got released and now bags groceries
@@lethree4641 and after that his twin brother "Tommy" Brady signed as a free agent and won 5 SB's
GOAT
Lol at all these comments joking. To give it to you straight, he is STILL playing and is currently the 2nd best quarterback in the league, right behind Nathan Peterman
Cmon guys. Quit lying to Danny. Danny, here's the truth. Tom turned transgender and renamed himself Tammy Brady. He met Bruce Jenner, who also turned transgender, they got married and adopted two kids. They now live happily in San Fran California. That's the truth.
Imagine if he said "In at pick 199 the QB that will become the greatest NFL player of all time. Good pick."
Greatest NFL player is Lawrence Taylor my guy…. Brady is the greatest QB of all time
@@andrewmartinez7743 Lawrence Taylor was a crack addict and child diddler. He ain't shit.
@@The-Big-Boss what does that have to do with his play on the field????
@@andrewmartinez7743 as a giants fan no
@@jairusnazario7019 who is
Kiper was actually Pretyy good on Brady just said he wasn't mobile but always wins! And he was right
I was thinking that this is the most correct I think that Kiper has ever been!
@@massachusettssportscentral9444 I was just thinking the same thing
Me too
@Jordan Stewart get out of football
@Jordan Stewart Forget it
Got drafted during a commercial break rofl!
And the only reason he got to play was because the Jets decided to murder Bledsoe
Ron Nickels thank you Jets! (Sorry Drew lol)
@@joeyloganofan5699 I liked Drew, I gotta stick up for any player from WSU, except for Leaf
😂😂😂
Thats not hard. American TV is awful, you lot would put a commercial break within a commercial break if you could. Im surprised the commissioner doesn't pause for a commercial when announcing the 1st pick!
Tom Brady and Nikola Jokic are the only MVPs to be drafted during commercial breaks
If I was the gm of any sports team I'd make sure to make all my picks during commercial breaks
LOL …
@@jimbojenkins22 just become the rams and trade away all of your early picks
Hilarious and true!
If he can't make a 25 point comeback during the second half of the superbowl, then this pick was a waste
Super Bowl*
@@jacksonpope3955 Superb Owl*
Ok this one was good lol
Conn_or_pro 22 woah that joke was a hoot
199 means no expectation, no end result salary, no media, no pressure! Personal drive and motivation is priceless
Brock Purdy
@@robertsims7828 nope
Jets fans: he went to patriots? If he ever becomes a starter, we are going to destroy them twice a year. We just got chad pennington
Oddly enough. Pennington did ok in miami
Had he played for the Jets, they definitely would have destroyed him for sure.
*April 16, 2000* : New England Patriots draft QB Tom Brady in the 6th round... #199 overall.
Making Tom Brady the #4 QB on the Patriots depth chart behind Drew Bledsoe, Michael Bishop, and John Friesz.
*December 24, 2000* : New England loses to the Miami Dolphins 24-27. Ending their season with a 5-11 record.
*March 8, 2001* : Patriots sign QB Drew Bledsoe to a 10-year $103 Million Dollar deal.
*September 9, 2001* : The Patriots open up their 2001 season with a loss in Cincinnati 17-23.
Tom Brady is now #2 QB on the Patriots depth chart... behind Drew Bledsoe but in front of Michael Bishop and Damon Huard.
*September 11, 2001* : Terrorists attack America. All Week 2 NFL games postponed.
*September 23, 2001* : The NFL resumes play and the New York Jets visit Foxboro Stadium.
- On 3rd and 10 with 5:11 remaining in the game... Drew Bledsoe attempted running for a 1st down and was hit hard by Jets LB Mo Lewis and Shaun Ellis but was 1 yard short.
- With 3:36 remaining.... The Patriots get the ball back and Drew Bledsoe comes back out for the next series. With good field position the Patriots ran 2 run plays for 8 yards. suffered a false start penalty then turned the ball over when Bledsoe hit FB Marc Edwards with a quick shovel pass but then promptly fumbled the football. A coach's challenge by Belichick but the ruling on the field would stand. Jets take over.
- With 2:16 remaining.... The Patriots would get the ball back but this time.... Drew Bledsoe remained on the sideline. Michigan alum Tom Brady came out onto the field.... and a legend was born.
**Fun Fact**: This is also the same game where the Patriots had the Tuck Rule called against them. Foreshadowing for the future.
*November 23, 2001* : Coach Bill Belichick announces to the media that Tom Brady will remain starter for the 2001 season even with Drew Bledsoe now back healthy. Just 6 1/2 months after signing his new contract and Tom Brady only making $300,000/year. Drew Bledsoe is PISSED about being benched and sharing his frustration about the situation publicly with the media.
*February 3, 2002* : The New England Patriots beat the St. Louis Rams in Super Bowl 36.
*February 6, 2002* : Boston holds a Super Bowl parade for their team. Noticeably missing from the parade is QB Drew Bledsoe who did not make the trip.
*April 22, 2002* : The New England Patriots trade 30 year old 3x Pro Bowler and 9 year veteran Drew Bledsoe to the Buffalo Bills for the Bills' 2003 1st Round Draft Pick.
(This pick would result in the #14 overall pick in 2003 draft. Patriots traded this pick and their 6th rd pick that year to move up 1 spot to #13 and select DE Ty Warren).
The rest is history.
The Dynasty Continues not trying to be rude but u don’t need to type us the guys life story when we already know it lmao
@@thatoneguy6838 I highly doubt you knew all that.
The Dynasty Continues late but thx for the lesson
Thanks I never knew what exactly happened on how he became a starter
@@philliphorst621 No problem. Most ppl know TB12 took over for Drew Bledsoe after the Mo Lewis hit.... but most ppl dont know that Bledsoe actually came back in for another series after the hit.
Sorry I just don’t see this guy making it in the league. A backup at best but that’s about it.
Solid third stringer if you ask me.
John McNamara probably gonna hand out those Gatorade bottles
He'll probably make a great water boy with the right attitude.
@@aaradhya15 *facepalm
Ronald Educate YOURSELF dipshit if you can’t tell this is a joke you are legit fucking brain dead. Go outside.
Good analysis for a 199 pick. ‘Puts his team in a position to win’, that stayed with him throughout his career!
The Greatest Quarterback to ever do it. An inspiration, and a legend that will stay in the history books forever. Thank you TB12 for the past 23 years of memories. Even if some of them were painful, football has been changed for the better. A man who never quit. Won 7 Super Bowls, was a 15 time Pro Bowler, 3 time All Pro, 3 time MVP winner, won Comeback player of the Year, made 2 All Decade Teams, and threw for the most touchdowns, most passing yards, and has the most wins as a quarterback. All while being pick 199. An inspiration in Foxboro, Tampa Bay, and a whole bunch of other places. Legendary forever...so long, Tom Brady.
Mahomes clears him
@therealjayz8036 no need to compare. Different generations. TB was d best of his era
What an absolutely fabulous hard working employee Tom Brady is. Winning Employee of the Year 7 times and runner up employee 3 times. This shit ain't made up.
🤣🤣
Bro this is football not Walmart 💀
Not at all scripted complete with stage names and all, nope. Not. At. All..
This guy's going nowhere. I'll stake my entire reputation on it.
He might be a solid backup if he has the right coach?
Definitely not going anywhere. Rumors are he will no longer be a pat
What's funny is that I saw this draft on TV, and when Brady got selected I was thinking about how these draft picks will never matter 🤣🤣
Quit lying, no one watches past the 2 round... 😂😂
@@spin-cthrowshands5553 That is one of the funniest comments I've ever seen 😂
@@junkemail3147 😂
I was thinking why do we need a qb we have like 4
The Greatest Decision in NFL History.
Seriously
The 49ers drafted givsnni cremazzi
That pick was not just the woestvin nfl history but also a pick that cursed them for 2 decades
Brady is the single greatest proof that 40 time can mean virtually nothing in regard to a Qb’s elusiveness, pocket awareness, and overall ability to avoid the rush. Romo said that Brady is the best of all time at seeing/avoiding/slipping defenders while keeping his eyes downfield to find receivers. In all my years watching football, I think Romo is right.
Yea 40 is straight line speed and that just doesn't matter in the pocket. I cant believe they used that as an argument of concern for a QB
That's all great, but you need to realize that the Patriots is the greatest organization of our era today and that they have consistently put out some of the best offensive line men each year. The statistics are all there if you want to fact check me. Brady's OL is slept on and people forget that a QB is only as good as his protection.
Totally agree. Marino had great pocket awareness also. His 40 time was probably 6+ but he was tremendous at sliding in the pocket to avoid the rush.
So much more than that, or any physical metric, is competitiveness aka "heart" and football I.Q. Brady is off the charts in all of those categories. You'd think teams would learn something, but teams are always still just drafting the freak athlete because of "the potential" and it hardly ever works out.
@@G5Nvm yes it cannot be understated, Brady has benefited immensely from his coach and organization. He has always had an elite offensive line, a rushing attack that is good enough when it needs to be and a defense that's the same way. But you also can't deny how pretty of a ball he throws, how unflappable he is, how driven he is, and how massive his kahonies are. Brady has always been on another level.
I often think what would have happened if, say, my Detroit Lions drafted Brady, how different would his career be? Would he be a winner? Would he have turned around a horrible franchise, or would he have gotten demolished behind no protection or saddled with coaches too inept to even start him? If only we could invent an alternate reality device to playout the simulation haha..
Probably the greatest pocket awareness of any NFL QB.
I don't know about this guy, he seems alright I guess. Can't imagine he'll do much on the pats
He is too slow,skinny,there are lot of qbs who have better arms than this guy
Have you been living under a rock these last 19 years? This man has 5 Super Bowl rings
As 4th string QB.
@@SkinBoy04 That's very generous of you to say that, but odds are this "Brady" kids won't even get 1 ring. Oh well, who knows? Maybe your prediction will come true.
@@maxshelltrack9720 you're a moron. Lmao like cmon man
You forgot who his HC/GM was.
2:00 Jesus Christ that guy looks like a serial killer
That is my cousin you ass.
And yes, he did turn out to be a serial kill. :(
USA. GOV no he didn’t??
The only thing that got killed was the Packers
Dude was appropriately pissed that Tom Brady got taken.
Well he did murder the Packers dynasty in the 2000’s...
Let’s all give a shoutout to Saints pick, Sherrod Gideon, WR, Southern Miss. The man who was drafted 1 spot behind Tom Brady.
Pretty late to this comment, but you've got it the wrong way around; Gideon was the player taken right AFTER Brady at pick 200. Pick 198, the actual player taken before him, was St. Louis Rams safety Matt Bowen from Iowa (who, as it so happens, got his first career interception off of Brady in 2002 as a member of the Packers).
Big ups Mike Tirico for being right on top of it with his analysis. He saw what Brady was long before many others did.
“Can he overcome that lack of mobility?”
7 Super Bowl wins later….. uhh I think he did.
He did, though mobility wasn’t really a strength of his.
who would’ve thought a 199 pick was going to be one of the greatest athletes in sports history.
*quarterback.......*football history
Ron Hawk debatable
Ron Hawk nah bud he’s the one if the best athletes in history and he’s not even athletic
He did
DoubleFailMech how is he not up there with Wayne Gretzky and babe Ruth?
How is he not up there with Messi, Ronaldo, Maradona, Ronaldo #9.. etc?
wonder how much you’d win in a bet if you bet he’d win 6 super bowls as a starter
Jay Smith depends on how much you bet
Sean Terry
Well the odds would probably be +1000000000000000000000000000000000
So I’d say a lot lol....
I grew up as a Brady hater as a kid, but I completely changed my perspective now as an adult. The man worked his ass off to become the GOAT that he is now & he took massive, massive pay cuts to help his team win SBs. I feel the same way about Brady now than I do about Dirk... Didn't appreciate them in their primes, but admired & cherished them when they retired (Well, Brady is still playing). When Brady eventually retires, I'll most likely will be appreciate him more than I do now, but I'm giving the man his flowers while he's still playing. His work ethic & selflessness is definitely things to admire.
no shit you haters get wrecked
Same, I grew up a resentful Miami fan who hated Brady because the Dolphins suck. Now that he’s in Tampa I can really appreciate how good he is and root for him from a distance.
This guy will be a bust probably won’t be in the NFL by next year
I said after his first superbowl, he will be out of the league in 3 years and will be that feel-good story,..... oops lol
if you don't get the joke this aged really well
LOL
It’s much impossible to be a bust at pick 199
Honestly the assessment was quite positive. They highlighted his lack of mobulitiy which was true, he just was able to overcome with the intangibles they highlighted.
I love that classic old ESPN music they start playing when they introduce Tom Brady at 0:33.
Its from nfl primetime.
This should have been the post credit scene for the Kurt Warner movie
Brady is that kid in gym class that got picked last to be on the team but ended up being what they needed
If he wasn’t picked at 199 on 6th round! We’ve never heard of Tom Brady today! His late draft was his CAREER MOTIVATION to prove to everyone and to himself!
I think he would have been pretty damn good no matter where he was drafted. But the chip on his shoulder from dropping that far, plus teaming up with Belichik, sue didn’t hurt.
Hope he does well, think they should’ve drafted a WR tho
What would be even funnier is if this comment was discussing Edelman
There are players in the league right now who weren't even born when this happened.
Thank you for the memories, Tom. (At least if it's for real this time, a part of me wants to wait a little bit more lmao)
If you typed this after 2022, it’s real.
What a waste of a pick, like c’mon patriots. It’s not like he’s gonna lead you guys to 9 super Bowls & 6 Super Bowl wins before going to the buccaneers, winning another superbowl and retiring as the ALL-TIME goat of American gridiron football.
They already had 3 QBs, one of which was a #1 overall pick. Wasted pick, they don’t need a 4th QB
Oh wait....
😁😁😁
The ultimate underdog story. 🐐
Damn... Pats could have drafted spergon wynn....
Cleveland could have took brady
@@sirnickels9979 Browns would still find a way to mess it up
He would have been a bum in Cleveland. He is a system player and the Browns just got a "system" going.
I like the 30 second reminder that the Browns picked a quarterback earlier in the round, in true Browns fashion.
They picked Spergon Wynn with a competition rating of 50%.. at Texas State Bobcats over Brady who had better numbers (60%) and vs wayyy better competition, not to mention clutched big games
Back when the king was drafted👑
this guy looks like he could win 7 superbowls what a great pick
I didn't know bubbles coached the Packers
I was looking for this video a while back. Thanks!
22 years ago today. #TB12 7x Super Bowl Champion 🏈 🐐✊
Say what you will about Mel kiper Jr but he gave a very very good analysis of Tom Brady after a lot of teams passed on him.
I want TB12 back so much💀
Same 😂
Happy 23rd Anniversary to the NFL Draft of Tom Brady The G.O.A.T. 🐐🏈!!
This moment is historical.
Yeah.... Let's see him be successful in the NFL. I predict NOT!
korey B you should be a scout, you have a great eye for knowing who's gonna succeed
He will later on be kicked out after his 2nd year of backup QB and begin to work at a car dealership for 20 years and be named employee of the year 6 times and retire as the greatest car salesman of all time
Its mind boggling to me they talked about his 40 time like that is useful in the pocket
Well, Dan Marino proved that you don’t need great wheels to have good footwork. I’d be more curious about how a QB uses his feet more so than his 40 yard time.
Right. They were serious too.
Number 1 draft steals of all time.
Screw Tom Brady. I'm glad the Browns got Spergon Wymn. Hell Yea!
Thank you! Never seen this before.
There’s gotta be atleast 1 guy out there who legitimately thought “this guy is gonna be a top 3 QB after he finishes his career, how the hell did he fall to the 6th round”
GOATbrook Fan Tom Brady thought that he had insane confidence
his Dad
It was Dick Rehbein. He was a former QB coach with NE at the time and was the one really pushing them to draft him. Sadly he passed away a couple years later, but deserves a lot of the credit for spotting the talent of Brady.
@Dustin Ducote They sure did since the season has always been in the winter...
Many Michigan fans
Tom Brady, starting QB for over 20 years straight!😮 #199! 7 Super Bowl wins, 18 time MVP!😊
talk about History in the making, wow. Great gem in the vhs era
Why are we talking about some random guy picked so late in the draft, not like he's gonna do anything
In 2000 draft, 254 players in total were selected in 7 rounds. Tom Brady was 199 in the 6th round. 19 years later he is still playing and he has won 5 Super Bowls heading into his 9th. His longevity, determination and success is inspiring.
Who’s here after Brady showcased his greatness again against the Chiefs
Showed up in my recommend 🤷
Me
computerman91 “greatness”
He even messed up his pick number saying "Tom Brady at pick 198"... :) It's pick 199
Because usually at that point, who even cares lol
a legend is born here
This guy has just one his 6th Superbowl. Who would've thought.
There a a few things I can’t ever wrap my head around. What’s beyond the edge of the universe, what happened before the Big Bang and how in the hell a man that was selected in the 6th round went on to win 6 super bowl titles and 9 Super Bowl appearances and will go down as the greatest nfl player of all time and one of the greatest athletes ever.
Ima giants fan btw.
Little does these Patriots fans know how much super bowls they won with Tom Brady
"Can be overcome that lack of mobility?"
Narrator: "He did."
Lmao drafted during a commercial and becomes the greatest QB ever.
Haha NOBODY expected THIS 18 years ago😂💯
Priceless!!
2000 was such a special time.
I mean this guy seems decent, but there’s no way he can compete with Bledsoe. I’ll give him 3 years max before he’s out of the league.
He should still be able to find a decent career as a back up.
Like.....backup Gatorade boy?😁
@@s.t.santos5928 That's too cruel, besides I'm sure he'll get some playing time, maybe even start a few games if someone gets injured for some reason. I can see him latching onto few teams.
@@iamhungey12345 💯💥🔥🙏😁
Sometimes you've gotta pick for depth. You never know when Mo Lewis will knock Bledsoe out for most of the season.
Bro went from one of the worst qbs in college to the goat of the nfl
199??? With that college ability. Man, steal of the entire space time continuum.
“And now via video conference, serial murderer and long time brutal rapist, Mike Sherman. Mike how ya doin’ over there, bud?”
Seems like he’s got a bright future ahead.
Now hes going to his 9th superbowl. Thats insane .this is just crazy!!!!
The Greatest let me show you that you messed up pick in NFL history. He used this as fuel to show up every one.
History was made that day Tom Brady the G.O.A.T was drafted to the Patriots
No kidding but the man in the end Mike Sherman looks like a mugshot of a shooter coming on the news
Then he becomes hof quarterback , what a story
They mentioned the Michigan qbs that were in the NFL and Michigan had a great string of starting QBs who went on to the NFL in some capacity. Every starter from 1992 to 2007 (Grbac, Collins, Dreisbach, Griese, Brady, Henson, Navarre, Henne, Mallett) made an NFL roster multiple years. All of them except Dreisbach had pretty significant NFL careers - shame that injuries in both college and the NFL derailed Dreisbach.
Say what you will about Brady,but he's gone from possible bust to a god for 19 years.
I'm not his fan,but I respect his legacy.
Golden Jokster27 6th round pick couldn’t really be a bust pick.. even if he didn’t work out he wouldn’t have made the news for a bust
Dakota Rudow Thats why I said "POSSIBLE bust" implying that he could've been a bust.
Golden Jokster27 there is no 6th round bust label.. that’s why they went in the 6th round.. they weren’t suppose to be anything to begin with
Dakota Rudow Fair point.
;-;
And the living legend was born
Whatever happened to this guy? You don't hear much about him anymore.
He's selling insurance, door to door. 😁
He transitioned into a goat.
That's so interesting that Michael Bishop was mentioned. He ended up coming north to play in the CFL. I remember him being less than impressive for the Roughriders behind center
I have a feeling about this guy, I think he'll be pretty good
Mike Sherman looking like he caught a speeding ticket on the way to work
Great find!
If he works hard and with a little luck he may amount to something.
Omg, its Texas Rangers Prospect Mark Teixeira! Eh, he'll never be a good player as well. Just end up like Billy Beane.
And the GOAT was born
someone needs to do a compilation video of Mel Kiper's bad predictions